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Are you worried that it's been too long since your last oil change? As motor oil starts to degrade, excess friction and heat can build up inside the engine, which might lead to all kinds of expensive trouble. If you ever notice the following issues, head to your local Subaru dealer right away to have your motor oil refreshed. How Long Has It Been Since Your Subaru's Last Oil Change? Knocking or Ticking Sounds If motor oil starts to diminish or thicken as it fills with contaminants, it can no longer lubricate properly. This causes the moving internal engine parts to start knocking and rubbing against each other more noisily. When cold or thickened oil takes excessive time to circulate around an engine, it can also cause odd ticking sounds. more Poor Engine Performance As an engine requires high-quality oil to function, any reduction in the volume or quality of oil may cause a loss in engine efficiency. So if your engine seems to have less powerful acceleration than usual, you might have to top up or change your motor oil. Dropping Gas Mileage An insufficiently lubricated engine will also begin to guzzle gas less efficiently. This means you'll be stopping at gas stations more frequently. Overheating Engine Alongside the cooling system, motor oil plays a role in controlling the temperature inside the engine. If the oil stops lubricating properly and friction rises, the engine may start to overheat. If this happens, you'll see the temperature gauge on your dashboard rapidly rising into the red. Smells of Burning Oil As heat rises inside an engine, the oil can start to burn. Leaking motor oil might also burn as it drips onto super-heated engine components. If this happens, you're likely to catch a whiff of burning motor oil from inside the car's cabin. Smoke in the Exhaust Fumes The problems caused by old, low, or degraded motor oil can also cause smoke to pour from the tailpipe. Thickening exhaust fumes should never be ignored as it usually indicates a potentially serious engine problem. Low or Dirty-Looking Oil All drivers should regularly check the level and condition of their motor oil. If your oil ever appears to be low or dirtied by contaminants, consider topping it up or having it refreshed at once. How Often To Visit Your Subaru Dealer for Oil Servicing Motor oil should typically be changed every 5,000 to 7,500 miles, or about once every six months. However, this interval might vary depending on your particular vehicle and regular driving conditions. Always check your owner's manual for the specific guidance the manufacturer offers. You can also ask for advice at your local dealership. Have your oil refreshed today by courteous, experienced technicians at Royal Moore Subaru. We're a full-service dealership offering great vehicles and a great customer experience for everyone who steps foot through our doors.

Whether you're navigating through city streets in your Impreza or exploring rugged terrain in your Outback, it's important that your Subaru's headlights be in top form. Here are some signs that it might be time for some new headlights from your Subaru dealer. 6 Signs Your Subaru Needs New Headlights 1. One Headlight Is Out Driving with one headlight out is doable but definitely not ideal. Not only does it reduce your visibility, but it also makes you less visible to other drivers. Plus, it's against the law to drive with only one headlight, meaning you should get it replaced as soon as you notice it. 2. Weakening Headlights If your Subaru's headlights seem to have lost their sparkle and are not as bright as they once were, they are likely wearing out. Weak, dim headlights can make it harder for you to see the road ahead of you, especially on unlit roads or in poor weather conditions. This is often the first clue that your headlights need attention. more 3. Lights That Flicker On and Off When your headlights start to flicker, don't just write it off. Flickering lights are usually a symptom of an underlying issue, such as electrical problems or bulbs nearing the end of their lifespan. Consistent lighting is very important for safe driving, so flickering headlights should prompt you to consider a replacement. 4. Bulbs That Need To Be Replaced Frequently If you find yourself replacing the headlight bulbs in your Subaru more frequently than once a year, it's a strong indication that there's an issue. Frequent bulb replacements could point to problems with the headlight assembly or even the electrical system. 5. Visible Damage Take a good look at your headlights. If you notice any damage like cracks or chips, this can impact the performance of your headlights. Damage to the headlight assembly can also allow moisture to seep in, leading to further complications. 6. A Change in the Color of the Light As headlights age, you might notice a change in the color of the light they produce, often a shift from white to yellow. This change can reduce your nighttime visibility and is a sign that your headlights are getting old. Keep Your Lights Bright at Your Subaru Dealer A well-lit path is a safer path, so keep those Subaru headlights shining bright with regular check-ups! If you do notice any of these issues with your headlights, it's a good idea to visit your local dealership. We can perform a thorough inspection of your headlights and replace them if necessary. By paying attention to your headlights and taking the proper steps when you see signs of trouble, you are ensuring you can continue to enjoy your drives, whether you're on a familiar city street or off on a mountain adventure. Call Royal Moore Subaru to get your headlights inspected today!

As exhilarating as it is to accelerate in your Subaru, being able to stop when you need to is just as important. Brakes are a crucial part of your vehicle, but how can you tell when they need a trip to the Subaru dealer? Sometimes your car gives you subtle hints that it's time to head in for some brake repair. Speaking or Squealing Noises If your Subaru starts to sound like a squeaky toy every time you hit the brakes, something is clearly up. Brake pads come with wear indicators that make a high-pitched noise when it's time for a change. If you change your brake pads at the first sign of a squeak, you may be able to avoid more serious brake problems. Grinding Sounds If you've graduated from squeaking to a full-on grinding noise, it's time to hustle to the dealership. This sound could mean that your brake pads have worn down completely, and now metal is grinding on metal. This isn't just an unpleasant noise: it could also be causing damage to your brake rotors. more A Soft, Spongy Brake Pedal If pushing down on your brake pedal feels like stepping on a sponge, it could be a sign of a few different issues. There might be air in the brake lines, problems with the master cylinder, or brake fluid issues. Whatever the cause, it means your brakes aren't functioning properly and need a professional's touch. Vibrations When Braking Feeling a vibration or pulsing sensation when you hit the brakes? Your brake rotors might be warped. Brake rotors should be nice and smooth, but with heavy use over time, they can get worn down. This can lead to a shaky experience when you brake. Pulling to One Side When you brake, does your Subaru pull to one side? This might be a sign that your brake pads are wearing unevenly, or that something is going wrong with your brake fluid. Reduced Responsiveness If your brake pedal seems less responsive than it should be, it's a definite sign that something is wrong. Don't ignore poorly functioning brakes! You might have a leak in the brake system or another serious problem that needs immediate attention. Head to Your Subaru Dealer for Brake Repair Your car is pretty good at letting you know when something isn't right, and when it comes to your brakes it's always better to be safe than sorry. Since brakes play such a big role in keeping you and your passengers safe, regular brake checks are a crucial part of vehicle maintenance. Your dealership has the tools and expertise to quickly and correctly find and fix any problem with your car's brakes. If you're noticing any of these signs, don't delay. It's probably time to visit your local service center. Call Royal Moore Subaru today to schedule an appointment and keep your car stopping on a dime.

So you've done a few test drives, picked out a vehicle, and negotiated a great price. The only thing left to do before getting behind the wheel is line up financing, and that's easy when you're working through your Subaru dealer. Arranging car financing through our dealership is your best and most convenient option. You'll be offered a terrific financing package, and you won't even have to leave the dealership lot. 4 Benefits of Getting Car Financing at Your Subaru Dealer 1. Your Trade-In May Help If you're planning to trade in a vehicle, that may help you qualify for an especially favorable financing package through our dealership. When you trade in a vehicle, you're awarded a credit toward the purchase of your new car or truck. That credit reduces the amount you need to borrow. And when you borrow less money, you're considered less of a risk by lenders, meaning you are more likely to be awarded a low interest rate or other favorable terms. We can handle the paperwork associated with both your trade-in and your financing together, making both arrangements efficient and hassle-free. more 2. You'll Keep Working With the Same Team As you've been kicking tires, you've probably gotten to know the sales team at our dealership. One of the great things about financing through our dealership is that you can stay onsite and keep working with the same team you've come to know and trust. 3. You'll Get a Great Rate Dealerships offer great rates and favorable terms when you finance through them. We offer special promotions, like zero-percent financing and cash-back rebates, to buyers who have excellent credit. And if your credit could use a little work, we can help. We work with multiple lenders, and we have programs that can get you behind the wheel while also rebuilding your credit. And that's not all. When you finance through our dealership, you're more likely to snag a longer term, which means you'll be able to stretch out payments over more months. When you have a longer term, your monthly payments are often a little lower. 4. You'll Preserve Financial Flexibility Just because you agree to finance your vehicle over a certain number of months doesn't mean you can't pay it off early. Once you've paid off a portion of the vehicle and lowered the amount you owe, you can decide at any time to go ahead and pay the rest of it off. Financing through our dealership gives you the flexibility to handle repayments in the way that best suits your financial situation. There are many reasons why arranging financing through our dealership is the smartest approach. When you're ready to finance your next vehicle, head straight to Royal Moore Subaru.

The beautiful, bustling city of Hillsboro, OR, is full of fantastic culture and some of the best outdoor activities in the state. If you love birdwatching, Hillsboro has a fair share of great options. Best of all, they're all within the city limits. Your 2023 Subaru WRX Premium, with robust safety features and cruise control, is the ideal vehicle to help you explore Hillsboro. Just Down the Road: 4 Great Birdwatching Spots Near Hillsboro, OR 1. Noble Woods Park Visit Noble Woods Park at 473 SE Century Boulevard and stroll the Noble Woods Trail, one of the prettiest places to see foliage and check out birds in Hillsboro. The loop is a little over a mile long and a great place to get in your exercise and see fantastic birds like songbirds, woodpeckers, and elusive owls. Plus, Rock Creek snakes through the park and is a great place to see waterfowl. If you're looking for a tranquil place to do a little bird spotting in the middle of Hillsboro, this place couldn't be more convenient. 2. Orchard Park Orchard Park, at 8490 NE Walker Road, is home to some of the best picnicking, disc golf, and strolling in Hillsboro. It's also a fabulous place to check out birds, especially on the Rock Creek Trail that connects Orchard Park with Orenco Woods. There's plenty of excellent bird spotting in the park, plus a nicely paved trail with plenty of benches, so it's accessible for everyone. Plus, you'll find lots of parking right near the park itself. more 3. Jackson Bottom Wetlands Preserve Stroll through Jackson Bottom Wetlands Preserve at 2600 SW Hillsboro Highway, and you'll have a chance to spot one of the region's most exciting birds: Great Blue Herons. Sharp-eyed visitors could also see bald eagles and a variety of different shorebirds. Plenty of birds are around any time of year, but they are particularly noticeable during fall when many birds migrate to the area. 4. Rood Bridge Park Rood Bridge Park, at 4000 SE Rood Bridge Road, is a favorite Hillsboro haunt for bird spotting. There are various creatures here, including vultures, ravens, chickadees, robins, wrens, and thrushes. Plus, the park is full of lovely walkable green spaces and trees, and it sits against the Tualatin River, so you can enjoy a day of kayaking or relaxing by the banks after spotting some beautiful birds. These spots are great places to unplug and get back to nature. Plus, you'll have the chance to see a lot of different avian life, including rarer types of birds. These spots are all very accessible from Hillsboro, but you'll need a good ride to get there. Visit Royal Moore Subaru and test drive your next vehicle today.

Say "Subaru," and what comes to mind is reliability, adventure, and innovation. The 2023 Subaru Legacy is no exception to the brand standard. This sedan, designed to cater to the modern driver, offers performance and comfort, along with the latest in tech and safety features. We think you're going to love it. 6 Impressive Features of the 2023 Subaru Legacy Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive (AWD) Unique to Subaru vehicles, the Legacy comes equipped with the Symmetrical AWD system with active torque vectoring. This feature offers improved stability, efficiency, and a quicker response to road conditions: and it's always standard. With Subaru, you're never paying more for the reliability and performance of all-wheel drive. The balanced design of this AWD system ensures optimal power distribution for maximum traction, making it a game-changer in slippery conditions or on rough terrains. more Direct-Injection Turbocharged SUBARU BOXER® Engine The Legacy doesn't hold back on power. The standard is a 2.5-liter, direct-injection engine offering 182 hp and 17 lb-ft of torque. The available 2.4-liter turbocharged SUBARU BOXER® engine delivers 260 horsepower and 277 lb-ft of torque. The horizontally opposed pistons reduce vibration, ensuring a smoother and more efficient ride, at up to 35mpg. Subaru EyeSight® Driver Assist Technology Subaru's EyeSight® technology bundles features like Adaptive Cruise Control, Pre-collision Braking, Lane Departure and Sway Warning, and Pre-Collision Throttle Management. This suite of safety features ensures driver and passenger safety and boosts confidence while you're navigating various driving scenarios. That's not all, though. There's also a DriverFocus Distraction Mitigation System and a 180-degree front view monitor. SUBARU STARLINK® Multimedia This interface offers a high-resolution touchscreen, wireless pairing, hands-free smartphone operation, and navigation powered by TomTom: all on a screen that can be up to 11.6 inches. Moreover, with seamless integration capabilities for both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, you can easily access music, maps, and more. Play that music through the available Harmon Kardon premium sound system, which has 12 speakers delivering perfect audio at 576 watts. Nappa Leather Interiors and Heated Seats The interiors of the 2023 Legacy are a testament to luxury and comfort, and that's especially evident on the Touring XL trim. The available soft Nappa leather upholstery is heated and ventilated, and you get a 350-degree heated steering wheel, as well. Also available on that trim are power-folding mirrors, a power moonroof, and more. LED Steering Responsive Headlights Visibility remains uncompromised in the Legacy. Its LED Steering Responsive Headlights adjust their beam angles as the vehicle maneuvers through turns, ensuring that the path ahead is always well-lit. The 2023 Legacy allows you to avoid compromise: get the reliability and performance of Subaru with luxury, connectivity, and the latest in safety tech. Come see us at Royal Moore Subaru to test drive yours.

If you are looking for a small SUV that can handle everything from rain and snow to mud and sunshine, you need to check out the 2023 Subaru Forester. This all-wheel drive SUV has a rugged exterior and a practical cabin packed with tech and convenience features you will love. Read on to learn more about the '23 Subaru Forester and all that it can offer you and your family. more Introducing the 2023 Subaru Forester You can search for days, but you are not going to find another small SUV that is as versatile as the '23 Subaru Forester. The Forester boasts all-weather capabilities with its standard all-wheel-drive system and state-of-the-art safety. The standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive system on this SUV is engineered to evaluate your acceleration, braking, and cornering to deliver instantaneous power to the wheels that have the most traction. Centered Stability The Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive system on the '23 Subaru Forester lies along the centerline of the SUV. This means you have an evenly balanced weight distribution between both sides of the vehicle. This even weight distribution ensures that you have optimal performance and control, enhancing the vehicle's handling. This means you have a solid connection with the road for an exhilarating drive. Legendary Fuel Economy The Forester boasts a fuel economy of up to an EPA-estimated 26 mpg in the city and 33 mpg while on the highway. This competitive fuel efficiency means you can skip the gas pump and stay on the road longer, ensuring your trips take less time. You will also find that the large gas tank on this small SUV, combined with its exceptional fuel economy, means that you get over 540 miles of driving range on a single gas tank. Pack It Up It is easy to haul all of your camping gear and your recreational equipment for a weekend of fun in the '23 Subaru Forester. The Base, Premium, Sport, Limited, and Touring models all feature a maximum towing capacity of up to 1,500 pounds. However, if you opt for the Forester Wilderness, you get a maximum towing capacity of up to a massive 3,000 pounds. Maximum Comfort This five-seater SUV is packed with high-quality materials that are as eye-catching as they are comfortable. The seating in the Forester boasts excellent head, shoulder, and legroom with ample storage space. Lay the back seat down, and you have up to 111.6 cubic feet of usable cargo area. If you are looking for a tech-savvy small SUV with excellent cargo space, you need to check out the adventure-ready '23 Subaru Forester. Come visit us at Royal Moore Subaru to check out our new and used inventory, including our fuel-efficient pre-owned vehicles, today.

Summer is a wonderful time of year to call Hillsboro, OR home. It is neither too hot nor too rainy outside, and the city offers a wide range of fun-filled activities that can be enjoyed. If you need ideas of how you can enjoy your kids being out of school, fuel up your 2023 Subaru Ascent and take your family to check out one of these great summer activities. more 1. Visiting Orenco Woods Nature Park One fun thing to do in Hillsboro is visit Orenco Woods Nature Park at 7100 Northeast Birch Street. This beautiful park features plenty to do, including hiking 1.6 miles of trails. There is also a fun nature play area that kids love. You can also picnic with your family in Orenco Woods at a covered picnic shelter. However, you must reserve it through the City of Hillsboro. Orenco Woods Nature Park is also a great place to look for wildlife, including black-tailed deer and red-tailed hawks. Other animals that you may be able to spot include beavers and blue herons. This park is also a great place for biking, but part of Rock Creek Regional Trail and the nature trail traversing Rock Creek will be closed until October 2024 at the latest. 2. Catching a Game at Ron Tonkin Field We also recommend spending a summer evening catching a game at Ron Tonkin Field at 4460 NE Century Blvd. Before the game, children between the ages of 3 and 12 can go on the field and get autographs from some of their favorite players. Also, kids ​who are 3 to 12 years old can run the bases after Saturday and Sunday home games. If you plan ​to catch a game, we recommend arriving on an empty stomach. There are 11 vendors selling delicious food, including yakisoba, ​barbecue, and fried chicken. You can find most of these vendors in the 3rd Base Concourse, but there are three options in the 1st Base Concourse and Section 20. 3. Exploring Rood Bridge Park We also love exploring Rood Bridge Park at 4000 SE Rood Bridge Rd over the summer. This park offers a wide range of amenities, including paved paths and biking trails. ​It is also a great place for boating, tennis, and picnicking. The Ascent is a reliable car, but it requires regular maintenance to maintain its reliability. You should bring it in for an oil change from a certified Subaru technician every 7,500 miles, so it can take you down the road to fun activities for many summers to come. If it's been a while since your last professional oil change, schedule an appointment with us today at Royal Moore Subaru.

Subaru is known for their reliability and performance. However, like any vehicle, your Subie needs regular care: it also needs you to stay alert to possible issues. Recognizing the early signs that your Subaru may need a transmission repair at your Subaru dealer can prevent costly damage and extend the life of your vehicle. more Are You Hearing Unusual Noises? Both automatic and manual Subaru transmissions should operate smoothly, without producing any jarring sounds. If you start hearing unusual noises such as grinding, whining, or humming, it's a clear sign something is awry. These noises could suggest a variety of problems, like worn bearings, gear issues, or low transmission fluid. These issues can arise from regular wear and tear, inadequate lubrication, or the usage of incorrect transmission fluid. Do You Have Difficulty in Shifting Gears? For a Subaru with an automatic transmission, you may notice a delay when shifting from park to drive. On the other hand, a manual transmission Subaru might have difficulty shifting between gears, or you may experience a noticeable jolt when doing so. This could be a signal of worn out synchronizers, a problem with the clutch, or even software issues in automatic transmissions. These issues can develop due to high mileage, aggressive driving, or inadequate maintenance. Is the Transmission Slipping? If your Subaru's transmission is slipping, it might feel as if the vehicle is changing gears for no apparent reason. Or, you may notice a lack of power or struggling acceleration, despite revving the engine. Slipping could indicate that the transmission bands are worn out, the transmission fluid is low or burnt, or there could be a solenoid issue. Various causes could lead to these problems, such as overheating, old age, or low fluid levels due to a leak. Have You Seen Transmission Fluid on the Driveway? Transmission fluid provides lubrication and helps to dissipate heat. If you notice a red or brown liquid under your vehicle, it might indicate a transmission fluid leak, which should be addressed promptly. Leaks can be caused by a variety of issues, including faulty seals, damage to the transmission pan, or worn gaskets, but without that liquid, your transmission will take a real beating. Is the Check Engine Light On? While the check engine light illuminates for a variety of reasons, it can be a sign of transmission issues. If the light comes on, it's wise to have your Subaru checked promptly. A diagnostic test can help pinpoint whether it's a transmission problem or something else. Paying attention to these signs can save you from costly repairs down the line and keep your Subaru running smoothly for years to come. Whenever you notice any of these signs, come see us at Royal Moore Subaru right away to get it taken care of.

You won't need to drive far to find some of the best breakfast places in Hillsboro, OR. You'll love our quick list of options whether you're in the mood for classic comfort food or something unusual. Here are our top local picks. more 1. Hale's Restaurant & Lounge If you're looking for a location that's family-friendly and opens nice and early, this is the place for you. They have two different family breakfast plans that serve up to four. Your first option includes pancakes, scrambled eggs, bacon, and sausages. The second option includes a skillet with scrambled eggs, potatoes, ham, onion, and green pepper alongside pancakes. This excellent breakfast spot also serves gluten-free pancakes for people with allergies. They have a very filling breakfast burrito as well. They are located at 2755 SE Tualatin Valley Highway. Hale's opens at 6:30 am on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday and at 7:00 am Monday through Thursday. 2. La Provence Boulangerie & Patisserie This is a wildly popular local restaurant serving upscale French breakfasts. If your meal comes with a croissant, you'll want to try it with their raspberry jam. They have a wide selection of amazing meals and exceptional coffee choices. You'll want to definitely consider the wild northwest salmon hash with creamy lemon dill sauce. Truly, this place is a unique experience in the area, and it's easy to see why it's so popular. Parking can get tight on busy weekend mornings, but the rearview camera in your 2023 Subaru Forester Touring makes it easy. They are located at 937 NE Orenco Station Loop and are open daily for breakfast at 8:00 am. 3. Reedville Cafe This cafe serves classic American breakfasts. You'll want to come here when you're hungry and looking for a filling meal. Their chocolate chip pancakes will start your day off with a comforting and sweet meal. Alternatively, try the Reedville breakfast bowl with potatoes, bacon, ham, green onions, cheddar cheese, and two poached eggs. Reedville Cafe is located at 7575 SE Tualatin Valley Highway. They open for breakfast every morning at 7:00 am. 4. Shelby's Breakfast Spot This option is more of a hidden gem. If you're in the mood for a delicious breakfast that you can pick up and bring with you, you'll want to try this small food truck. Some of the excellent options here include banana bread streusel and Shelby's "sneaky" doughnuts dusted with cinnamon sugar. For something savory, try the biscuit sausage smasher, with ground sausage smashed thin with American cheese on a homemade biscuit. Shelby's is newly located in Speed's Auto Auction parking lot at 3997 Northwest 33rd Avenue. They are open for breakfast at 9:00 am on Wednesday through Saturday. A great day starts with a great breakfast. Once you're well-fed, you can move on to browsing for your next new car. Visit Royal Moore Subaru now to see our selection of new vehicles.

Image via Subaru The 2023 Subaru Outback is a powerful car made for outdoor adventures. It offers a spacious interior with many comfort features. It's no wonder so many drivers choose this vehicle for long road trips. Here are some of the features you'll want to know more about. more Performance The entry-level Outback comes with a 2.5-liter 4-cylinder SUBARU BOXER engine with direct injection. This engine produces 182 horsepower. On the Outback Onyx Edition trim level and above, you'll get a 2.4-liter 4-cylinder direct injection turbocharged SUBARU BOXER engine. This engine produces an impressive 260 horsepower. Made for Outdoor Adventures The Outback comes standard with an 8.7-inch ground clearance. The Outback Wilderness trim level and above elevate this to 9.5 inches of ground clearance. The bumpers in the front and rear have been designed with improved angles to make driving over obstacles even easier. The standard model comes with 17-inch wheels and all-terrain tires, with a regular spare tire underneath. Subaru has also worked on its X-MODE feature this year to better optimize for all-terrain conditions. Adjusting this mode will mean your vehicle is better optimized to handle slippery roads. Advanced Safety Assistance Features Subaru went further with its safety features for 2023. They've innovated their standard Subaru EyeSight technology with updates and a longer list of capabilities. It includes adaptive cruise control, lane centering, and automatic emergency steering. There's an available Distraction Mitigation system meant to help reduce the dangers of distracted driving. There are available options for safety features, including blind-spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alerts. Infotainment People don't often associate rugged outdoor vehicles with fancy infotainment features, but the Outback has them. There is an updated 11.6-inch touchscreen. The touchscreen uses Subaru Starlink Multimedia software. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto capabilities are standard. Comfort There are 109 cubic feet of passenger volume in the Outback, which is roomier than many of its rivals. There's an available remote engine start feature with climate control. This means the car will adjust the climate control to your saved preferred settings before you even get in. There are available heated and ventilated front seats and heated rear seats. Cargo Space Cargo space matters a whole lot when you are planning a lot of road trips. This Subaru provides 33 cubic feet of cargo volume. For a better understanding of how much space that is, you could fit 11 carry-on suitcases in the back. Roof Rails The entry-level model comes with improved roof rails for 2023, which outdoor enthusiasts are bound to appreciate. These roof rails come with retractable crossbars and four tie-down points. These roof rails are reinforced to hold more weight more securely. Subaru continues to make the Outback better every year. Visit Royal Moore Subaru now to see our new cars.

Hillsboro, OR is one of the most exciting cities in the state, full of fantastic natural places to explore, lots of culture, and some of the best coffee shops in the area. Hop into your 2023 Subaru Forester Touring with enough room for the entire family and a sophisticated rearview camera for easy parking, and get your caffeine fix at these top spots. more 1. Blind Coffee Roasters Female veteran-owned Blind Coffee Roasters, at 2038 NE Aloclek Dr. St3. 219, is a local favorite with a plenty of dark, medium, and light roasted blends to satisfy your cravings. With a global variety of beans from coffee hot spots like Guatemala and Brazil and tasty premium blends like Unicorns and Rainbows, you can pick up some beans to go or enjoy your coffee right there. 2. Longbottom Coffee & Tea Serving up steaming cups of coffee and a great breakfast, Longbottom Coffee & Tea, 4893 NE 59th Ave has what you need to get the best start on your day possible. If you're looking for something lighter, why not pair a tasty pastry with your morning brew? There are also huge omelets, egg scrambles, and delicious Belgian waffles with all the fixings. Plus, Longbottom Coffee & Tea has plenty of seating, with a nice outdoor patio area and indoor dining options. 3. Ava Roasteria-Orenco Centrally located at 936 NE Orenco Station Loop, Ava Roasteria-Orenco is a beautiful spot to grab a great coffee and catch up on your morning work. They're laptop-friendly and have many different pastries, cookies, and desserts. Ava Roasteria-Orenco is an excellent place to take the kids for a decadent cup of homemade hot chocolate. The cranberry pecan muffins are phenomenal if you're not super hungry but want something sweet to nibble on. 4. Bella Sorelle Bella Sorelle, 3385 NE 15th Ave., has fast service and delicious premium coffee options for folks on the go. They open early, offer fresh coffee and tea, and can customize your drink. It's a small, cozy place with excellent lattes and mochas, and the staff treats everyone who walks through the doors like family. If you visit more than once, expect them to remember your name and order on the second trip. Whether it's a standard Americano you're craving or something with a lot of flavor and fixings, these local coffee houses deliver. You can even get a tasty meal or a snack to fuel you for the rest of your morning, but you'll need great wheels to get there. Visit Royal Moore Subaru and test drive one of our new or used vehicles today.